This month we have introduced a new feature on the blog called ‘I wish I had known!’ There are so many things about dogs that we don’t know or wish we had known sooner to help improve their health, happiness and wellbeing. This will be a collaborative segment that we’d love to get your input […]
I Wish I Had Known! Pumpkin is good for dogs 🎃 Read More »
Easter is a fun (and delicious!) holiday for you and your human family but there are some things you need to be aware of to keep your dog safe over the Easter period. Let’s face it, Easter is all about the chocolate but unfortunately, this is not something you can share with your dog. Chocolate
Why Chocolate is Bad for Dogs: What You Need To Know Read More »
Christmas is a favourite time of year for many of us. With the fun of the holidays, also comes some potential risks for our four-legged family members, so it’s important to keep their wellbeing in mind when preparing for your family events. In this article, we’ll discuss some tips on how to keep your dog
We know for sure that dogs love to chew on bones. It makes them happy, relieves boredom and satisfies their innate urge to chew. But is it really safe for dogs to chew bones? With Christmas almost upon us, many people will have family dinners including lots of leg ham and other meats on the
Are Bones Safe For Dogs? Read More »
Here at Paddington Pups there is nothing more important to us than your dog’s health and wellbeing. Food and nutrition play a very important role in that and we are extremely selective in the food we choose to sell and feed your dog whilst in our care. We are proud to introduce the newest additions
New Food in Stock – Balanced Life Read More »
As domesticated animals, there’s a lot that we can learn about dogs based on their ancestral cousin, the wolf. Obviously wolves don’t graze on grasses, but instead compliment their protein rich meat diet with vegetables and fruit. Because of this, their digestive systems never evolved to support the breaking down of complex carbohydrates, such as
Food for thought – grains and dogs Read More »
Raw food diets have always been a standard for working dogs, but lately, the trend has become popular for companion dogs too. The idea is that a dog should be fed a diet more aligned to their evolutionary ancestors. Raw food diets generally consist of uncooked muscle meat, organ meat, vegetables, fruits, and bones (either
